Do you know what may be lurking in your tap water? The filters inside Waterlogic coolers can help purify various contaminants from your drinking water, so you can enjoy great tasting water on tap every day. Below is a guideline chart that shows you which type of Waterlogic filter is best suited to remove specific water contaminants*.
| Micron size required for contaminant removal |
| What do you want to remove? | 20 micron | 10 micron | 1 micron | Ultrafiltration | Reverse Osmosis |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beach Sand | |||||
| Human Hair | |||||
| Pollen | |||||
| Yeast Cells | |||||
| Paint Pigment | |||||
| Bacteria | |||||
| Blue Indigo Dye | |||||
| Red Blood Cells | |||||
| Giardia Cyst | |||||
| Cryptosporidium | |||||
| Aqueous Salts | |||||
| Atomic Radius | |||||
| Virus | |||||
| Metal Ion | |||||
| Synthetic Dye | |||||
| Pesticide | |||||
| Herbicide | |||||
| Sediment | Carbon Block (CBC) |
Carbon Block (CBC) |
Ultrafiltration (UF) |
Reverse Osmosis System |
|
| Filters We Would Suggest | Granular Carbon (GAC) | Polyphosphate | |||
| Polyphosphate |
*The above chart is used as a guideline – always ensure filters are certified and refer to the product data sheer for specific contaminant removal information.
Find out why a specific contaminant may be in your tap water, and what you can do to remove it.